Ask someone of South-Asian origin what “biryani” means to them, and they will tell you that it is so much more…
Carne Cabana – Bethnal Green
For many meat-lovers, the thought of sitting in one place whilst a waiter brings forth an endless supply of chicken,…
Band of Burgers – Brick Lane / Camden Town
Of all the burger bars I’ve visited over the years, my first trip to Band of Burgers (B.O.B) is probably the most…
Thailand Special: The Best and Worst of Halal Food
Spend just two weeks in Thailand, and you will come to appreciate a great many things. You will fall in…
Husk Coffee & Creative Space- Limehouse
Over the last few months, I seem to have developed a mild phobia of libraries. The thought of all that…
Molly Bakes – Stoke Newington
As we enter the final chapter of 2016, many of us will no doubt agree that it’s been a bit…
Ceru Restaurant – South Kensington
For most people, travelling abroad is an opportunity to explore history, nature and tradition, all in the vague hope of…
The Book Club – Shoreditch
Mention the words “book” and “club” in quick succession, and more likely than not, the person you’re speaking to will…
Burgeri – Soho
As the dark mist of right-wing politics completes its descent upon Europe and America, it’s a wonder how Burgeri –…
Meathouse London – Kings Cross
If food-bloggers were animals, I reckon that many of us would be elephants. Not because we’re the same size as…
Milk Train – Covent Garden
As a young and overweight child, nothing excited me more than the arrival of the local funfair. Not because I…
Cocochan – Bond Street
By now, many of you will have noticed that since returning from my summer holiday in Asia, I have been…
Dominique Ansel Bakery – Victoria
When you have a bad day at the office, it’s fairly reasonable to want to get as far away from…
Bintang – Camden
From broken promises to unleashed secrets, there are many forms of betrayal in the cruel, cold world that we live…
Dubai Special: SALT
For many food bloggers, there comes a point when food ceases to be a basic necessity or a deeply-rooted passion, and starts…
Mouse Tail Coffee Stories – Whitechapel
Taking a stroll through Whitechapel market is never a pleasant experience. The pilgrimage of bargain-hunters and grocery shoppers can, at…
Boondocks Brunch – Old Street
Choosing between a sweet or savoury brunch is quite possibly one of life’s most difficult decisions. As our better sense…
Rudie’s – Stoke Newington
If you eat out once a week, every week, rotating between the usual choices of American, East-Asian, South-Asian and Middle-Eastern…
Kuala Lumpur Special: Dolly Dim Sum
Having taken a grand total of eleven flights this summer, I have concluded that flying is by far the worst…
Chai Ki – Canary Wharf
Excuses. We all make them, we all hide behind them, and more often than not, we all love them for…
Grounded Coffee Company – Whitechapel / Aldgate East
Having spent the better part of four years in Whitechapel, I would’ve liked to have thought that I had every…
Burgista Bros – Shepherd’s Bush / Baker Street
As much as I like to think of myself as a big-headed-know-it-all, I have to be honest and say that…
Proper Burgers – Leyton
The smoke cleared. The empty pens dropped. The fire extinguishers were deployed upon the friction-induced fires that covered everyone’s papers,…
SAID – Soho
As a dentist-in-training by day and a food-blogger by night, I constantly find myself warning patients about the evils of…
Sambal Shiok Pop-Up
Spend just four weeks in Southeast-Asia, and you’ll find that you can bring about a number of significant changes to…
